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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
HEIR ON.

Rev. Mr.. Harden attended the cons'n'
ton at Bethel this week.
Prof Moody, OF Auburn, aud his brother,
VIM. X. Moody. OF Boston. are NJ their
mothers this week.
l.. I. Bumpus, OF Auburn. Is spending =
few days with his father, l. \. Bumpus.
Mrs. Davenport, OF Mass, Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Eliza Maxim.
Crows and hen.hswks are plenty. Now
Is the time TO bring on your guns.
The week has been an eventual one.
Ne. and Mrs. Fred Parris had alitils
boy borr since our last card. AMI near
them lives q relative who also had . baby.
Two important marriages have been
celebrated. Miss Ada Fsrris, Q graduate
OF SIS was married Monday evening to MI
Pratt. OF Oxford. The wedding was very
pleasantly arranged for by her father aud
family, aud Was attended by the relatives
OF both. Mrs.. Glover's family were rsls.
tives OF Mr.. Pratt and were present. Miss
Farris was dressed In q very nsncsom
ashes OF roses satin aud Ia every respect
presented an excellent appearsnce Ths
BRIDEGROOM also manifested by his polite.
ness during the evening his tue worth srd
all consider them useful members ofsocie'
~. :.
Miss Rosa Cushman aud Nj, A. nj
Richardson are widely known In this vi
entity. 81 although my space does no
allow OF particulars may say their wed,
ding on Wednesday morning was one oil
the nnest In every respect tha, ever occur
red In this region. About thirty relatives
and friends were present, aud many pres
ents were made. ~ should have stsiee
IN regard to the former wedding. Ia th'i
place 10 has become . custom 10 have I'M
presents on exhibition ~ the reception
Both weddipes were attended by Rev. y
ID. Richardson and al about here have .
joysd the visit from himself and Mrs
Richardson. Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Rich
srdson started for Washington on thti
wedding tour, and viii DO very pleasantly
situated In their new home. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
OXFORD

Many OF our people attended the has,
ball game on Saturday ~ Mechanic Falls,
between the oxfords and Bucknelis. fc'
the championship OF the county. In which
the Oxforts won.
Mr. Rogers aud wife. OF Por,lsnd. were
Ia town last week.
Rev. Me-. Greedy exchanged, on Sunday,
with Me-. Crosby, who has been preaching
al Otisfcld.
Delber, Caldwell. . graduate OF Hebron,
class sc, went on Monday 70 Colby Uni
vsrslty.
Mrs. Otis. o! Somervllie. Mass. visited
her father. Mr.. jones. last week.
7. J. Downs, OF Auburn, was In town
Monday.
Mrs. Whit. OF Paris. Is a, Mr. 7. c,
Richards.
Mamie Blake l. sick with diptherla.
Several are sick with fever.
Clarence Bampus. the twln brother OF
tao little Girl who died recently, IL very
sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
RUMRoRD CENTRE,

Dr.. Hiram Abbott recently sold violin
for s55 that bad been Ia bis possession Tor
20 years TO Miss Aikiusop, ofwsshlngton'
ID. {.
4 few couples from this place Will spend
a few DAYS Al the Lakes camping out
ChNs n Johnson has been quite SICK,
but IL gaining.
an The dowsl. have been tanned here In
the mill
II 3. expected ,AA,a large amount OF
birch will De hauled TIE coming winter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
MIDDLE INTRRvALE (BrruEL.

John Kimb.ll and family from Dover,
n. H., are visiting 81 the old homestead.
Several OF Charles Abootts children
were b,p,ised Jas, Sabbath and Joined The
VI. T.. church 81 the Hlll.
4. A. Martin. oar meAtman, furnishes
Us with good meats Al bottom prices.
The maple leaves begin TO assume
lovely aspect and
The fading. falling. dying leaf
To me this message sends,
shall meet. sOon meet again.
Ny Lowell aud absent friends.
~ n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
FRYRBURu.

ny invitation Of Miss DaIxsll. quite 9
party from the village passed . very pleas
ant evening a. Iilshlsnd Park, Friday,
Sept -.
Mr.. Dr. Lamson has suturnci from hsi
visit 20 the eastern part ~ tho State.
SIR. Fred Morton. formerly OF Conway
Centre, died In Boston. Sept ~. III.
funeral was attended GU sunday 81 his for
mer homo
Misses Llndl.y ard shnkey, who have
b-en AZ Miss Pages during the summer,
len for their home In brooklyn. on Satur'
day, SIP, 3 By the skillfal use OF their
cam srs- they have esrrIed away with them
many views taken In this and sfJ,iniue
towns
SIR. Alber, n Page OF Miliea was a,
biz cousins. Miss A. " Pages, for Few
days last week.
The camp.meeiiug closet on Monday.
Two very Elective sermons were preached
on saniay by the Presiding Elder, Rev.
Nj Adams ~ Lewiston. aud Rev. MI.
whitaker ~ rJrtisnd.
SIR. W. II. Tsbox spent the Sabbath
here with his family. returning ~ Boston
on Tuesday.
Mr.. ami Mr.. q. r. Pisksri and son. OF
Portland, have been ~ Highland Park Tor
nearly week.
Misses Mariner sni Bradley len hr
Chicsso on Tuesday. Sept @ Also VI
Bsrrows for Wellesley sni Ii-r''rri oilin
flr Concord.
win Morg,n has gone bick Ia DIRT
mouth College
Mr. and Mrs \ Msrflll ~ Falmouth,
Mr. aud Mrs. Rlchsrd Jenn,ss Of Dorches.
ter, and Mr. aud Mrs. Ansila jenness of
Cambridge, have been visiting At A. H.
Jenncss'
The usual school scel ,blc a. tho bsgln.
ulag ~ The term was on Tu, sday evening.
Auo,hsr party from lIlghl,ni Park went
clown river" on Tursisy, among them
Madame cspplsnl Ani her sister, who pro-
rouucei the trip "mighldce."
4. W Fife has been - Aubufn this week.
Mr.. Calhoun. who Is connected with the
quarryiug operations AZ NJ Rsi,lesuakr,
has lsasei the Eaton house, and IL - open
lcigc In S,ark's I'M
Mf- Cen. ShepleY ~ Portland has pur'
chased "illghlani Park" Tor private res.
deuce
Mr. wsri Ani Mr. raiis are now stop.
ping with friend. In the village.
Tasre vas probably frost Thuf'isy
nlsh'. hu, the fjs prevented lrjify TO TIE
cariens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
RIruFoRD POINT.

The storm oflAst wednesday was VIC.
lent In thl. vicinity. upro0,ing trees and
twisting OF branches Fortunately no one
Vas lriured.
Mr.. Chas. Martin has ocen very III.
Nae HOtgdou Is teacains pf''a'e 'erm
% school hers.
Geo. Hodgdon l. visiting Al h.s home
q. n. Perry Is In town. a.
Glars Elloii teaches In Hookseti' " IL.
Melvin Rowe has moved into The house
formerly occupied by Me-. Wiley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

Mr.. snd Mr.. Doyen. from farmington
visited her brother. A. s. Young. aud SIS
ter. Mrs. \. Knapp. Saturday, and sioppc'
tlll Tuesday OF this week.
Bessie, youngest daughter OF A. VI. snt
Emma jenkins, died the 9th last rhsll
sou, Ahtlhsm, Is sick with dlpiherll Dr
rwichsli visited him Taesday.
A. y Young. q l. Hall. \. knspp, Hut
Randleii sad Guy ilsrriCk have gone 'S
State Fair.
Geo. Staples. OF Canton, was In town
last week. looking up timber.
Mr. TAiuier. OF Dlxneli, brought crew
90 Hough,ous IN route for -Four Ponds
Friday.
Dr. Lincoln and brother. from bingham
Mass went 10 Four Ponds and the Lak'
last week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
ROXRIiRY.

Beni.mlu swassy. 90 Canton. and a Mr.
Hatch. OF boston. are camping al Birch
brook poui. Mr. SwAsey has bal meu Al
WORK on The pond road aud IL about hsv'
Ing lumber drawn 10 the pond ior bis no.
tel lie reports trout very plenty on, 10
one can hsh there now without consen, OF
Mr. Swasey. - he owns The land Al around
the pond.
S. VI. Locke has a grape vine well laden
with ripe grsPes.
l.. A Thomas has been lu poor health.
but l. around sgsin now, though not very
strong.
J Il. Weeks q. Al work for u l.. Taylor.
Mrs. Locke l. ~ the Mechanic FALLS
canp meeting
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
WFST BRrHEI.,

oar village school begins rext Monday
TIE 18th last, with q rev teacher.
Oscoe y. whitmsn, OF lewiston. Il Wis
Ting ffients here.
A large SOW. owned BY l. ID. Grover,
died last week. Some think her death was
canstd BY eating weeds from a held OF 20
" sprinkied. while Others say u was black
teeth
A travelling sgcni Cor The Norway Alrsr.
fiscr was Ia town This wcsk.
Among The important arrivals here this
week are Refas Chase and Hiram Higgins.
Et,a and Emms briggs are visiting their
sister In GnsAi.
Alice Bacon has the most beautiful Sep
TENDER fower garden We have seen, fall OF
bloom ant fragrance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
DENMARK.

Mrs. Allen. who died Sep, "a WAS The
wife OF the late Robert Allen, who came
IN Denmark from York County many years
ago, and has been one OF our best citizens.
They leave ore sou. Geo. q. Allen, and
four married daughters.
Mrs. Eaton and daughter will return 10
their home In Wakefield, Mass.
Miss Mary 4. Keith, OF North Bhis'
water, Mass. arrived In town this week.
sheis engaged 70 teach the South Pond
school.
Married, Bridg,on, Aug. 9Th. Mr.. fos'
ter +. Pipgree and Miss Flora NJ. Brad
bury both % Denmark.
]. l.. W. Saith. OF Eis, Psrsonsns 10
gave . dramatic reading last Friday even
lug Al Oid Fellows Hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
UORSrS Ar AUCTION.

rae most imPOrtAn; horse sale ever heii
10 tals viclolty. will take place on ne TAR
sroalis. a. Norway. Friday. a. which
ule All place McCafrty Brotherc, tne
sell-kn0wa western hOrsemen, viii sell 70
tle hlglcs. bliiefs. Tor cash, Two car
l9ais % horses. frOn three 70 sk ye.rs
o. seighing from 500 20 100 poanns,
sifst BY ilsmb,stOnisn stAllioas and tfVin
aAf1rect K-rtacky mares. Ihis eros
mikes tas b-s. h,rses IN The w0ri Tor
general p1rplss-. a. they have sooi siJ
AL sciioa. an amlsols disposition sno
Eonierili soiurance. The sale vii con-
n-rcs promptly AZ 10 o'clock, and every
bore oil be sold subject n insPsciioa
Mter The sale and guaranteed - repre-
sca,ci This NJ snJrt 40 opportaolJ
" s-Care due horse ., yonr Own pH--,
49, nambrr ~ The colt are s.ii ~ oe
s-ry specify. And th-y will ~ sold wiaon'
Anii r- rs-srvA very Interesting Tea
tl's n as Osclslbi vii - Ne tfef n
a.1.-la % riillg AL lAs-o thsOsia< ~
tae e0soOys In charge Of the dove Ihl-
vi tAks place jass before the eommsnee-
Deni Of the sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
pryFIELp CENTRE.

yery qulet here now. People AT goae
10 the State Fair and your correspondent
would have been with them had IL not
been for . serious accident that happened
20 his oldest daughter. Tuesday evening"
while riding horseback.
We had the most severe thunder shower
Wednesday afternoon accompanied WIN
hail aud rain that wo have experienced
for years. Corn, trees and fences were
blown In every direction. Half ., least OF
VIVA, few apples there Was were blown on
Oar stage was nearly an hour late, said
the driver. 81 have had To cut my way
through there WAS 50 many tries blown
across the road"
The corn factory IL rushing business.
Oar cheese factory WAS run lev DAY !.
las, week by ID. w. Harvey. while Daniel
y. paid Ashort visit 10 Weld Pond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
WILSON'S MILLS.

Surveyor Pike, With assistants. came up
on Tuesday 20 survey timber lands above
here In The interests OF Mrs. l.. Brown. OF
Portland. preparatory 10 settling with The
Berlin Mills Co.
Tuesday . couple OF young men came ~
on Fllrt's team noticeable for ayery hand
some boat. and their hats trimmed With
autumn leaves. They were bound ~ The
MsgAlloway on = sporting expedition.
Sumner Paine and Ned Cummings. OF
Boston. are up on vacation. y. A. Flint
and y. A. York, guides.
A party of ladies and gentleman from
CorAsm, n. H., are camping on, In that
fsyor.te camping place, Clnks field.
SIR. and Mrs. T. Tracy are boarding a.
flints.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
BRoWNFlELD.

From early morning I'LL late In The day
l. heard the sound OF the hammer and saw.
Bulldlur after bullilng !. being bulli.
People are enthusiastic over 10 ani why
no,i Those who live In small houses feel
a. thoush there WAS bat ouc waJ fOr them
10 be A. high A. their ncighbors, go 10 The
top % their shade trees aud look down on
their roofs.
Mrs Morrison IL sick.
Abou, 100 are At work In the corn shop.
Buslness OF all kinds II good.
Work for all aud good pay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
LOWELL.

&c. stesrus and family. accompanied
by Mfs. Ella, Sie,rns, have retained home
10 lilo, Springs
Dean VI. Andrews has q cot, foAled The
e0,h OF Juue. Tor which be has BEEN onfred
one hundred dollars.
The girls, mill IL not running now, owirg
10 repairs being made on the hlme-
W. o Brown and family are 70 move 70
Intervsle, ". II 90 remain while he builds
a house aud other buildings for Rev Chss.
Cullis.
Quite a number attend the State Fair.
The county tax has been paid.
The farmers are drawing sweet corn TO
North Waterford.
All crops eicsp. grass will be light 10
| this section.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
GIIEAD.

Aver heavy thunder shower visited rs
wednesday afternoon. Hall Tell IN some
places, bui none here. We hear OF usm'
sge bslng done In places
John wight has set his trap for bears
lie saw ons last week near his Mill
ocl,e q delegation of our people ATTENDS
The State Fair.
John Bennett los, an OK few days sgo
with some strange disease.
The potato crop Is reported to Dc 'sf'
light
Corn Il very good.
Apples very hgh; crop.
Born. 10 The wife Of Eoen Z chspmi'
Anv aofh A son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
EAST BRowNFIHLD.

Tue picking %, sweet corn Il now 10
order. With shop al the village and ore
Al Denmark the farmers are dolng qalie
business.
90 FRIDAY qai,e = party made M OF the
Alsrds, Gcichtlls, Giles, Springs, aud
snows from Boston went 10 Jockey Car
and h,i doe plenlc.
W. II. suckney 4. repairing his house
m,king IL warmer for winter.
Auule Rice, OF Boston, Il In town, the
guest Of Mrs. Dreslln.
]. T.. silckney attended The State Falf
and was much pleased with II.
Whitman Suekney has gone TO kent'
I'LL % school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
EAST BETHEL

Tn. cool. delightfal days OF Sept are
400 come. The woods begin TO brighten.
wi,h here ana there q dash OF gold aud
scarlet -.
Ms. Joseph Bean. from Mass, Is nov
visiting atf. G. Beans aud o,nsr relsssss'
Mrs. n. Batler. from Ssouxnton, &c 81,
panied By her children. are visiting ~ '''
f.,her's. Dss- Moses kimcsll
Mss Llxfle Msson, from norway, n's'
Ting relatives IN this place.
Mrs Hiram Bean 10 visiting relatives y"
Mas. 49,,
Mis- Emma brown has returned ron
Shel0urne. y. III.
TIE waterproof Mountain House 80
struck by lightning and burned Seps ''''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
BUCKFIRLD

Gen. Ma,,oek. Of Portland vas In town
lssi week
X y. Prince and wife ~ New York are
Speeding q shor; vscs,lon among iaelr
friends here.
q ,org- Gregg api wife OF Audoyer have
ben vi.iting a, Mrs. A Y Coles.
Gen. Cater sni wife ~ wsshlnsiou,
ID. G. are the guests OF Mr Chas. Forster.
wm Bufts big bay horse took another
fscik a. ranplng away last wesk. lie took
the railroad track fora coarse this tins.
Not much dsmsge.
paeka-ld has three horse. In the "ehsrm
Ell circle" - Stsrg'ter. Dr. smith. aud
Btby Dan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
THE COMING RALL GAME

The coming game h,,w-n the Por.
lar : .rJ Mauchestsrs ~ Csr,on the Goth
will draw great crowd. IL VIII ~.
struggle for victory In 40 outside s'm'
no, oft-n witnessed. The friends of hntn
clubs In Portland and Manchester ars TAX.
Ing sllvsly interest In the contest AMI
will b. present 10 see who can win. Mains
will show his hand In the box aud the
Msnches,ers will match him with thsi'
best man
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
WONDERFUL CURES.

w. u. Hoyt & Co, wholesale and Retail
Druggists OF Rome, O.. say; We have
been selling DR.. Klng's New discovery,
Electric Bliters and Bueklens Arnic'
Sslye for two years. Have never hsn1led
remedies thst sell A. well, or eive suet
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected Wy these
medicines In this city. Several cases o.
pronounced consumption have been en-
tirely cured BY use Of q few bottles OF DR..
Kings New Discovery. taken In conn.c
ton with Electric Bltters. We Rusrsn'e'
them always. Sold at Noyes' Drug Store
NORWAY. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
Upton

ar. Williamson preached his farewell
sermon SADLY lie has done a e"'d
WORK
Mrs. reonasf. Brsgg has scsu qal,'
sick siBcs Saturday.
Mrs VI 3. whitney. with two sons. rc.
turned from Seoago Wednesday, whsrs
they have been visiting friends.
Mr. aud Mrs. Otis II. Abbott went N
E.t Stonshsm Friday, 10 visit their
daughter. Mr.. Evans.
G. |. Douglass IL building an ell on the
umbseog noase. In Enrol. ". II
John n. Coolidge has treated his house
q new coat 90 paint
A party OF elght from the liill started
Tuesday 10 camp few days near the head
OF the lake.
II. I. Abbott Is repairing A. q. ocdwin's
buildings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
ANDovRR.

There WAS = pleasant soelable Al Mrs,
Emma Stevens, SO. Andoysr, TuesdsJ
evening. under the auspices OF The congl
ladies circle.
Mrs. Edward Hatehins, OF famingham
Mass, IL visiting friends here.
Mrs. Sarah y. Jordan has gone 10 Law
renee, Mass. 20 spend the winter with hel
daughter, Mrs. Sadie Robertson, OF ths'
plsce.
The Andoyer delegation AZ the STATE
Fair this year was no, as large A. som'
times.
Born, Sept slh. 10 the wife OF II. q
Burditi, . son. Also Sept. 9th TO the VIII
OF G. Y Marston, = son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

VINO WILL T.Kx The clKEi-L- A.
Cloudy & Co.. bakers, OF Portland, are
m,klng an elegant cake OF huge
dimensions. that they propose 20 give the
winning club ~ the game 1t Canton, Sept.
eO,b, b.tween the POrtlAnis and Msnches'
,ers. II Il 20 be divided Into nine sections
.urmounted with q ball club. The New
Hampshire boys mean to carry Il home, but
xlll thexg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
OnITuARY.

Died, In Hiram. Aug. 3lst. ofeaneef 10
the stomach, Mrs. Sarah, wife OF Hon.
John n. Spring and daughter OF the late
Hon. Isaac Spring. OF Brownneld. he'
age was 81 years. Her health has been
poor for ten years, bat failed rapidly With
In the las, year. and the most skilfal phy..
sieIans In ner vicinity and treatment OF
,eyersl months Al the Maine General Hos
pltAl could only smooth the way 70 The
grave. She WAS q lady OF Intelligence,
strong and culilvsted mind, and exempls'
~ character; positive and innexlole 10
her adherence 20 the right and rejection OF
the wrong. She has been our nearest
neIghbor hiteen years, and we have eyei
found her faithful friend. most estima.
BILE neighbor and valued member OF
society. Her religious tendencies were
Congregational. and she had lived lifs
OF prayer and she WAS enabled 10 bear bel
long and intense sursrinss with foriltui'
and serene patience. We extend our sym
patty 20 the stricken husband and friends
in their sfflc,Ion. Her funeral and oufls
were ai Brownfield, amid the friends snc
scenes OF her early life. Rev. Mr. ksst
man read her fayorite chsp,er, isaish %
and made appropriate remarks. "Shh
we meet beyond the rlverf'
LLEwELLYS A. wADswoRri.
Hiram. Sept. 9Th, 1857.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

sarrsn; l. posted calllus AtoSa meet
~ Moo isy. sept ~. a. tso O'Clock, 2. n
i' &c NhN action The town vii take .
pas 1ltsianflns bills for breaking roais
g. past slnter. ani % false moaey Tor
&C. sane Aso o see n The town viii vote
o accept the ro,i running from he cover.
Ell 1rigs near S0ath Paris u The roAi
rtAf ne house % Ch,ries y. Porter A.
as 0lt By TIE sslecimsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
RnyRrRY POND.

Ml.. Cora u. Hussey. OF this town, Is 70
tsscA In No. G; Miss Flora Meinnes In NO
"Msyor- Geo Ramsay has sent ere.
a Be,Sel 20 haul pulp s,uif Tor Hon Dsvla
IT.nmOus. We know The mayor u eol'
oultoa.. bat think bis residence comes
ss.rer being here than 10 Lewiston
Charles p. Bartlett, Esq, OF hAno'e'
hare Sfpt 6lh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
NORWAY LAKE.

J. Orln Smith isii hls home lAs, week %
attend the law school In Albany. New York.
Mrs. Hiram Hathaway II qaite H.
The fall term 90 school In this dlsiric,
h.gan last Monday. under the tuition Of
NJ - Kate Hobs. with seventeen scholars
Ia attendance.
Mrs Samssl Partridge rvmalns In quite
a Ne condition.
Miss Grace Stevens. Who has been visit.
ING AZ Mechanic Falls. has returned home.
&. Y. Smith. the artist. has been taking
some nice pictures In the neighborin.
tnWus.
Charles Br,ti. % O;isdeld. Is driving The
MIX cart for Benltmln Tucker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

CowBoys' ExnIBIroS fRiDAy.-Ths
two cowboys, SInporoso Cue rero and Rom
ulo Espiiis, who are In the employ OF Nc
Csifer,y Bros, are now AZ Deals Hotel. In
Norway. They will give an exhibition o.
riding End lasso throwing just before the
commencement OF the horse auction 90
the fair grounds, In Norway. Friday morn
ing, and As they are said 10 be very expert
IL will no doubt be well worth witnessing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

Sr1rity nlsh, TIE BAN sersuaiei Mr..
a. NJ. n u. Hammond. whose marriage
va s1ro1acei two weeks since. Amer
T.ir.1ga fcs selections, they were iavli'
ri .ui1 iae holse. where refreshments
Wsrr servri. Ant some time pleasantly oc-
clr.ef vita social Intercourse. Nc. ani
81. uanmoni have the oes; wishes OF
iat.f maug frieuis In this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
ACTIVE. PUSHING AND RELIABLE.

Noyes' Drug Store. Norway. can always
be relied upon 10 carry In stock the pure
and beet goods. aud sustain the reputation
OF being active, pushing and reliable, ny
recommending articles with well establish
ed merit and such a. sre popular. Hav'
ing the agency for the celebrated Dr'
Kings New Discovery for consumption
colds and coughs, will sell II on . po,itive
guarantee. II will surely cure any and
every affection OF throat, longs, or chest,
and In order IN prove our calm, We ask
You 20 call ami get Trial Bottle Free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
PORTER.

Cold nights and frost soon.
Farmers are drawing their sweet corn.
The summer loarters have mostly re-
iured 10 the city.
Mrs. varney, wife Outward X. Vsrney,
died quite suddenly on Tuesday last.
SIR. Freddie NJ. French Ia visiting bis
father, from Boston.
Mrs. John W. Rice II quite sick and sc
Is Mrs II. II. sawyer.
Fair at Cornish next weet, eommeroiul
Tuesday, lasting three days.
Potatoes are light crop aud ATE rot
ting badly a. that
Miss Belle Iuxtou got thrown frrm
hay cart and ifjured severely.
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THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
EAST UFRRON

:. II. Keene i on ne sick list.
The prospect l. that sound potAt,s-
vii De scarce AMI hlzh.
Married. sunday, Sept an. hy Rev. &
I. kssne. Mr.. Albert Consnt. OF Duckneli
and Miss Nellie Alden. OF Llsermore.
Fine weather ant good travelling for tAs
Maine State Fair. a. Lewiston.
Frank Sawyer has gone 20 North wey
n0aih. Mass. 10 work on farm.
Chas Y. NeKenney has been successful
IN obtaining q state pension.
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NJ. Nellie Beedy. from waltham. Mass.
daughter ~ Hiram Holt. hay-knlfs msna-
facigrer. % East wiltOu. i spending TIE
slnmer snd f.ii with Mrs.. Dr.. uOagaton
al Mr. Green. She cane In hopes 70
itelts Der langs Win tais gOoc moEni,in
a. All fais them greatly Improved and IS
vefy zach delegated with the scenery and
people % Paris I'LL. Thinks she will ~.
tara 10 ne sumner and bring others VIII
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WATERFORD

The cool NJ sAis have caused the Summer
boarisrs IN sSl9.
john ;. Swan ani wife are here 90 VS.
II They rvtura % Cal In about 8 weeks.
&. A. louug l. ~ home Cor few days.
W. y. Lord l. bsiltlng chimney Tor J.
&. Pile.
Sarah. AnnA Ani CYRUS Green started
ior The Laurel lloase, lakewood, y. J on
Mondsy.
Maarice Howe Il selling bis cattle. lie
Will 20 away Tor TIE winter.
Henry Green Il clearing large piece Of
lAni fof his father. wm. Green.